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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1357, 6 February 1915, Page 3

T° WN HALL ' FOXTON - Sole Direction : George Stephenson and Alf. Linley. ONE NIGHT ONLY. TO"NIGIIT! Messrs Stephenson and Linlev have the honour to present Miss FLORENCE YOUNGS MUSICAL DRAMATIC COM PANY, including Reginald Roberts, Claude Bantock, and other Favourites, in the Charming Musical Play, THE CLIMAX. PRICES : 4/-. 3;'-. 2/-. Plan at Town Clerk’ Office. I. A. Matheson, in advance. npllE 1 HE E OYAL ! OYAL ! TO-NIGHT! LUCILLE f OVE. n th ser : es UCiLLE -IJOVE, One of the most interesting and exciting of the whole series oi this iascinating picture, LUCILLE NOW GETS TO CHINA. on HE jL H E mPEASEPE cs i PEASEPE hip. HIP, is another splendid romance of love and adventure in search of a gieat treasure. MONDAY! SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL THE TOWER OF TERROR, being 4,000 ft, full of excitement and intense interest. ALSO Gaumont War Graphic —Topical Her Husband’s Friend —Drama Oh ! That Telephone —Comic MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is'nr. “EN( iLA N D E X PEC TSA OORONATION TOWN HALL. Messrs George Stephenson and A. Linley, the distinguished entrepreneuis, have pleasure in introducing to Foxton NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT their mammoth pantomme, H EMPTY TAP MPT Y. EMPTY XX EMPTY. The dresses, scenery, ballets, march songs, acrobatic feats a revelation. Another striking feature, THE MARCH OF THE ALLIES, introducing a patriotic song, “New Zealand Will be There.’’ Topical and patriotic numbers in abundance. A great and glorious combination of events. Popular prices; 4s, 3s and 2s. Reserve seats at Town Clerk’s j Office. W. A. LOW, Touring Manager. ! SAINTS’ CHURCH. A GRAND gaudhx party. (in aid of Church Funds) Will be held in the vicarage grounds on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY , lOTii, at 2.30 p.m. Admission 6d. Afternoon tea 6d. Competitions and games for the children. See local. iu REWARD. ,4 REWARD of is will be paid A to any person finding the body of Mrs Dixon, missing from Manavvatu Heads. DIXON BROS.

IDLE GENTLEMEN !, : : |J> E R F E C T L Y accurate .1. time is what you want. A timepiece that doesn’t stick you up—a reliable, well-made, smart looking “ticker” is offered you in O’CONNOR & TV OILMAN'S (UN METAL WATCH ! ; : Just a handy size, very neat in appearance, jewelled movements and a tip-top timekeeper—what more could you wish lor as far as the time’s concerned ? 12(1. IA-. 17. (!. 2.V" COME and sec these- -they’re splendid value.

O'CONNOR ■ & TYDEMAN. : JEWELLERS, : The Square - Palmerston N. We give a present with every wedding ring sold.